Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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icum a ےو‎ r= —— FF ee ue —w»-—.- A dream fulfilled The Ames High Fine Arts Wing: Yesterday just a dream . New facilities enabling new expressions Opening unexplored paths of creativity Freeing space for other uses Freeing minds through new experiences . today a foundation for growth FAR LEFT: Junior Mark Ostrem demonstrates the use of a potter’s wheel during open house for the Fine Arts Wing. CENTER: Betty Thomp- son stows her French horn for the night In a locker in the new band room. TOP RIGHT: Tapes, filmstrips and slides are a great help to students in the paced science programs. BOTTOM RIGHT: Several students relax in front of AHS before the main building was com- pleted in 1960.

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A plan to grow on New opportunities to learn, New kinds of learning. Teachers examining new concepts, Students finding new fields of interest. Planning from past experiences, Planning for the future. LEFT: Susan Trcka and Lyle Hogan complete one of the required labs in the self-paced ۱ M Efe. sr M ۱ ۱ aA ۱ 0 قد‎ d Ix Jeep m do I Sg d'en de de CSS AE ri Se MR T TOK SE 3 YS lt ۱ dë ۹ U نوج چیہ انت‎ X i N : AX کا ا‎ NS EET Een hysics program. CEN TER: A composition of S b e Ai ra Leg کے یں‎ A Pj i بج‎ AS. SENSN Ze, : ES y 2 eeh Ba ak Pap SS QU ar a nx Sm Pod Fy a ` La ad EN N NN `- a | oe O Nay ze نا‎ wt T Zë ge erratic behavior was an activity included in the coed modern dance class. Bob Wechsler, Steve Pier, and Bob Reinbold give their own in- terpretation. RIGHT: Singing Christian E folksongs was senior Mary Barnard's special | | Project for Bible as Literature which was taught for the first time this year. NX‏ مس E ۷ pav,‏ .نا گ AA ۱ Wa A Du a! ut m‏ کرٹ . m e MNT vi A Ce =‏ é‏ رر ہم 2 ` ۹ EV . ۱ M 8 5‏ 1 Ce -‏ . R C ۱‏ H KN DK ۰‏ ۵ . a —— 7 mg € À me‏ ———